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Gian-Carlo Grossi

Managing Director
Roofing Megastore
As one of Roofing Megastore's founders, Gian-Carlo leads the business in his role as Managing Director. Working closely with every department, he's always on the lookout for ways to offer our customers an even better experience when shopping with us.

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WalesOnline

The interior design trends likely to transform your home in 2021

Captivating interior trends include one born in lockdown set to dominate

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The Times

How to insulate a period property

If you live in a period house, insulation is not a one-size-fits-all solution. From improper plaster to sheep’s wool, you must consider what to use and where to use it to achieve maximum thermal and

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Business Insider

7 ways to raise prices without alienating customers, according to business owners who’ve done it

Costs have gone up during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are seven tips to help you raise prices while ensuring your customers don’t feel the pinch

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Property Investor Today

Going green: shift to sustainable construction plus Scottish Passivhaus

PIT explores the latest stories regarding sustainability and green issues when it comes to property investment and development.

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DIY Week

J’adore Cottagecore: New research reveals 2021’s biggest décor trends around the world

The home décor trends that are in and out for 2021 have been revealed in new research by Roofing Megastore. The research analysed Google Trends data throughout 2020, for a range of different

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The Architects’ Journal

Research reveals hardest and easiest places to get planning permission

A borough in north London is the hardest place to win planning permission in England, while the county town of Cumbria is the easiest, according to new research

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House Beautiful

Ranked: 10 of the world’s most beautiful buildings

Let these good-looking landmarks inspire your future travel plans.

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Daily Mail

The world’s most beautiful buildings, according to science

Using the golden ratio, researchers drew up a top 50 beautiful buildings list, in which Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands is second, Westminster Abbey third and Sydney Opera House 43rd.

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